The character stays the same throughout the story.
What is static character?
100
Only use important key points.
How do you affectively summarize a passage
100
when the story uses words such as I, me, and my
What is 1st person
100
an argument that appeals to ethics
What is ethos.
200
Being without moisture, extremely dry, parched.
What is aridity?
200
A charcter who's values differ from those of the protagonist.
What is character foil?
200
Understand the mood the author is trying to create
How to identify tone or tone words in a passage
200
when you are the main character
What is 2nd person
200
An argument that appeals to logic
What is logos
300
Not softened or lessened.
What is unmitigated?
300
repepition of a word or words at the beginnng of 2 or more succesive verses, clauses, or sentences.
What is anaphora?
300
Makes the passage easier to imagine in your mind.
how does detail affects the meaning of the passage.
300
when the story uses words such as they, she, he, him, her
What is 3rd person
300
An argument that appeals to the use of emotions
What is pathos
400
A very small quantity.
What is iota?
400
Use of language intended to have an effect on its audience.
What is rhetorical device?
400
sentence fragments that can't be on their own so they are in compound-complex sentences.
clauses that can be a sentence on its own. They can be found in compound sentences.
What are dependent and independent clauses
400
when you only hear one character's thoughts
What is 3rd person limited
400
occuring or coming later or after
What is subsequent
500
recklessness, rashness, boldness.
What is temerity?
500
The making of casual or indirect reference to something.
What is illusion
500
the subject does or "acts upon" the verb in sentences.
vs.
the subject is "acted upon"
What is active vs. passive voice
500
when you hear all of the character's thoughts
What is 3rd person omniscient
500
anything prohibited by law from being imported or exported.